Enti Bejalai Anang Enda Betungkat Ke Adat, Enti Tinduk Anang Enda Bepanggal Ke Pengingat Dayak Framework (Rangkal penemu dikena ngemansang ke kitai Dayak)Dikarang Dr. John Brian Anthony (DMgmt) IntroductionIt is important for the Dayak to progress at similar pace with … Continue reading New Dimension of The Dayak Agenda

KUCHING, Jan 11: The Dayaks can be the decision makers and potentially, the decider to the outcome of the next Sarawak election due 2021. The Movement of Change, Sarawak (MoCS) chairman Francis Paul Siah said the state’s majority Dayak population … Continue reading Dayak the ‘kingmakers’ of Sarawak future — MoCS

KOTA KINABALU: “Petronas and the other oil companies should stop pumping Sabah’s oil if they don’t want to pay the 20% oil royalty asked by the state and promised by the PH government” said Datuk Dr. Jeffrey Kitingan, President of … Continue reading No Royalties? Stop Pumping Our Oil – Dr. Jeffrey

COMMENT | Sabah opposition leader Jeffrey Kitingan was at the Kota Kinabalu airport to welcome Dr Mahathir Mohamad on Sept 17. Jeffrey’s presence raised eyebrows but he said that he was there as he was hoping the prime minister would have an announcement about Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63). “So, we went with the hope of some good news but ended up very disappointed”, he said, adding that he also felt let-down that the prime minister’s Malaysia Day speech in Kuching contained “no goodies” for Sabah or Sarawak. Mahathir was on a one-day visit to Sabah. Former Sabah chief minister Yong Teck … Continue reading Sabah, Sarawak promised ‘heaven’ but given ‘hell’

KUCHING: The federal government would simply be brought to its knees if not for Sarawak’s oil and gas, which contributed tremendously to federal coffers. Prominent lawyer Dominique Ng lamented that Sarawakians were being taken for a ride by the federal government and expressed frustration over Pakatan Harapan’s reluctance to make good on their promise to return the state’s oil and gas royalty. “Why are we still begging for our own royalty to be increased from five to 20 per cent even though it is in the Pakatan Harapan manifesto?” asked Ng during a forum on referendums at the MBKS auditorium here … Continue reading Putrajaya will collapse without Sarawak’s O&G

JOURNALIST and author Desmond Leong is not a fan of Sir James Brooke, the first White Rajah of Sarawak. He thinks the public reverence ascribed to Brooke as an intrepid adventurer-philanthropist and benevolent ruler who brought peace and civilisation to … Continue reading Two sides of the same coin?

As Malaysia marks its National Day, questions are being raised by the Bornean states of Sabah and Sarawak about the restoration of their status as equal partners in the nation, potentially triggering fresh headaches for a ruling coalition that relies heavily on … Continue reading On Malaysia’s National Day, Sabah and Sarawak question place in nation

Parti Bumi Kenyalang yang diluluskan sebagai parti politik oleh Pendaftar Pertubuhan pada 28.08.2013 akan menerajui perjuangan rakyat Sarawak yang tidak berpuas hati dengan persekutuan Malaysia, untuk mendapatkan pembebasan Sarawak (keluar) dari persekutuan. Kami, di Parti Bumi Kenyalang, dengan sikap yang … Continue reading Menyertai Pembentukan Malaysia Adalah Satu Kesilapan Besar

The Pakatan Harapan government faces its trickiest conundrum yet – keeping Sarawak and Sabah in the fold while resisting accusations it’s not protecting Malay rights, says James Chin.   HOBART: This coming Monday (Sep 16) marks Malaysia Day, a public … Continue reading The East Malaysia secession grapevine, an absolute headache for Malaysia Day

The territory of Sabah and Sarawak in North Borneo gained independence for a few weeks before being forcibly merged with Malaya on September 16th 1963. Ever since, Sabah and neighbouring Sarawak have been used as ‘cash cows’ for the Federal … Continue reading Sabah Sarawak Petition & Memorandum to UK Prime Minister 07 09 2019

Malaysia is a country which seems to have never ending issues with diversity. While we celebrate Malaysia, many hate mongers seem to start mongering along the lines of race (ethnicity) and religion. When you tear away the rhetoric which politicians … Continue reading The Real Malaysia

I was on Malindo flight  flying from Kota Kinabalu to Kuala Lumpur on August 4 to attend a meeting. Flying across the South China Seas and reading the flight magazine, I could feel my heartbeat and stress level rising. This … Continue reading Still yawning gaps in our priorities and vision

KOTA KINABALU, Sept 2 — Sabahans remain unconvinced of Putrajaya’s sincerity in reviewing the Malaysia Agreement 1963, with concerns that the terms of the review being a one-sided affair. Noting that discussions are still ongoing, political observers say that it … Continue reading In Sabah, doubts linger as Putrajaya’s MA63 review accused of being one-sided affair